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The 5 Minute To-Do List Formula: A Diagrammatic Guide To Complete Your Tasks Within 2 Weeks
The 5 Minute Self Help Series consists of 3 books of Procrastination, To-Do List and Mindfulness. As these 3 topics are different, you can start reading from any book of your choice! Book 1: The 5 Minute Procrastination Addiction Cure ( ( Book 2: The 5 Minute To-Do List Formula ( ( Book 3: The 5 Minute Mindfulness Practical Guide ( ( Book 2 Want to complete all your tasks without delaying them? Then “The 5 Minute To-Do List Formula” will answer to you! By following this step-by-step solution and with the aid of diagrams, you will be able to create the perfect To Do List that works for you, hence completing your tasks, gain more time freedom and enjoy a more enriched life! Inside, you • Finally discover the underlying reasons of why you fail to utilise your To Do List, hence knowing the underlying cause of not finishing your tasks • Find out the common To-Do Lists employed by many and yet why it may not work for you • Design the perfect To-Do List in just 5 minutes by using this step-by-step diagrammatic solution, allowing you to finally manage and complete your tasks • Be exposed to the ways to keep your To-Do List sustaining in the long run, hence allowing you to manage your tasks in the long run • Learn additional tips to save your time on your daily tasks, so that you do not overload your To-Do List and better manage your time • And much, much more! Would you like to know more? To get started, simply scroll up and click the “buy” button right now!
60 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 4, 2018
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July 6, 2020
Not a proper review*:
*This is for my own reference. But you're welcome to skim through it.
1. Identify essential tasks by implementing Pareto principle.
2. Prioritize the list based on 'Need, Should, and Want'.
3. Break down bigger tasks into smaller ones.
4. Use specific and active verbs.
Example:
Contact xyz company.
Call xyz company.
5. Use Eisenhower matrix to sort out tasks based on importance.
My take:
If you were to create a to-do list, keep it concise and avoid adding too many tasks. Make sure you take sufficient breaks in-between to refresh your mind and body.
*This is for my own reference. But you're welcome to skim through it.
1. Identify essential tasks by implementing Pareto principle.
2. Prioritize the list based on 'Need, Should, and Want'.
3. Break down bigger tasks into smaller ones.
4. Use specific and active verbs.
Example:
Call xyz company.
5. Use Eisenhower matrix to sort out tasks based on importance.
My take:
If you were to create a to-do list, keep it concise and avoid adding too many tasks. Make sure you take sufficient breaks in-between to refresh your mind and body.
July 11, 2025
Very practical no bullshit book
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